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Darwin Bore Water Testing
Brown stains on the tiles? White crust on your taps? These could be signs your bore water is doing more harm than good. Darwin- based NT Water Filters, located in Winnellie, offers reliable bore water testing to help Darwin locals understand what’s coming out of their taps—and what might be hiding in it. Using a process refined over 20 years, we check for things like bacteria, acidity and mineral levels. It’s quick and easy:
- Fill two clean 300ml bottles—one with bore water, one with tap water
- Drop them at our Winnellie store on the same day you collect them
- Leave your contact details—we’ll be in touch with your results
If we find anything nasty, we’ll walk you through your options and help sort out a filtration setup that fits. Reach out to us on 08 8947 2559
to book your bore water testing today.
We Fix Your Bore Water Issues
Contaminated bore water can quietly corrode plumbing, clog sprinklers and leave behind limescale that’s hard to clean and costly to fix. Testing is the only way to know what’s really in your water—and what it’s doing behind the scenes.
Our systems target common troublemakers like high iron levels, calcium deposits and bacteria, and we tailor treatment options to each property. From farms to family homes, our advice is practical and proven to work in local conditions.
Water that smells odd or leaves grit in the kettle isn’t just unpleasant—it can be a sign of bigger problems. That’s why locals trust our team to get it sorted without the hard sell. You bring the samples, we’ll handle the rest. Once results are in, we’ll break it all down for you and talk through the next steps if needed.
Is bore water safe to drink?
Bore water can contain natural and man-made contaminants like iron, nitrates, bacteria, and even pesticides. Without proper testing and filtration, it may not meet drinking water standards. Treatment is often required to make bore water safe for household use.
How is bore water filtered?
Bore water is usually filtered using a combination of sediment filters, carbon filters, iron removal systems, and sometimes UV sterilisation. The specific setup depends on the results of a water test, which identifies the types of contaminants present.
Does bore water affect appliances?
Yes. Untreated bore water can cause mineral scaling, staining, and corrosion of pipes, taps, and appliances. Over time, this leads to reduced efficiency, damage, and costly repairs. Proper filtration helps protect both health and infrastructure.
